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TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 2017 | BARCLAYS CENTER, BROOKLYN Brooklyn Born VS TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 2017 | BARCLAYS CENTER, BROOKLYN Brooklyn Born. Brooklyn Tough. MONITORING | TECHNOLOGY | PROTECTION 877575SW24 | SW24.COM 1 penn plaza, Suite 4000, New York, NY 10119 SW24 is licensed in the State of New Jersey: Burglar Alarm Business License # 34BF00043500. 2 SW24 is licensed in the State of New York: Licensed by the N.Y.S. Department of State, # 12000273780 Brooklyn Born. Brooklyn Tough. INSIDER CITY TIES OFFICIAL GAME PROGRAM The thread that binds NYC basketball stretches from 14 the franchise’s earliest days to today’s Nets PHOTOGRAPHY Nathaniel S. Butler Getty Images DESIGN & LAYOUT GAME INFORMATION BROOKLYN TASTE Justin A. Baier Meet the teams and their Jeff Nathan brings modern projected starters for kosher cuisine to Barclays Victoria Caswell 23 tonight’s game 32 Center at Abigael’s Brooklyn Leon Hunter Jessie Kavana Duane Tomaszewski DIRECTION & PRODUCTION Tom Dowd CLUBS & RESTAURANTS 50 YEARS OF NETS HISTORY Check out Barclays Center’s After nine ABA seasons, the Jeff Gamble premium hospitality spots for Nets made the jump to the 34 dining and cocktails 40 NBA in 1976-77 CONTRIBUTORS Stephanie Greenberg Mike Wisniewski MONITORING | TECHNOLOGY | PROTECTION BROOKLYNETTES NETS IN THE COMMUNITY Sean Kilpatrick and 877575SW24 | SW24.COM Meet Nets dancers Spencer Dinwiddie visited Kendal and Melissa 43 51 PS 156 in Brownsville 1 penn plaza, Suite 4000, New York, NY 10119 SW24 is licensed in the State of New Jersey: Burglar Alarm Business License # 34BF00043500. SW24 is licensed in the State of New York: Licensed by the N.Y.S. Department of State, # 12000273780 PIX11 NEWS MMC Barclays Program Ad 5.5X8.5 MECH REVISED_MMC Barclays Program Ad MECH 10/2/15 3:13 PM Page 1 Nets fans deserve Brooklyn’s best. Maimonides. Ranked one of the best hospitals in the nation. From heart, stroke and cancer care, to bone and joint care and more, year after year Maimonides is rated one of the best hospitals. With top doctors, state-of-the-art facilities and a full range of services, we’ll keep you at the top of your game. Put yourself and your family in the best hands for medical care…right here in Brooklyn. (718) 635-5555 I whymmc.org The Hometown Hospital PROUD TO BE of the Brooklyn Nets. PIX11 AM News • Full Page • Size 5.5”w x 8.5”h • Bleed .125” all around • Issue Date: 3/12, 3/14, 3/17, 3/19 MMC Barclays Program Ad 5.5X8.5 MECH REVISED_MMC Barclays Program Ad MECH 10/2/15 3:13 PM Page 1 Nets fans deserve Brooklyn’s best. Maimonides. Ranked one of the best hospitals in the nation. From heart, stroke and cancer care, to bone and joint care and more, year after year Maimonides is rated one of the best hospitals. With top doctors, state-of-the-art facilities and a full range of services, we’ll keep you at the top of your game. Put yourself and your family in the best hands for medical care…right here in Brooklyn. (718) 635-5555 I whymmc.org The Hometown Hospital PROUD TO BE of the Brooklyn Nets. 5 6 DINWIDDIE FOR 3 Point guard Spencer Dinwiddie hit the All-Star break on a hot streak. After making his Nets debut on Dec. 10, Dinwiddie moved into the starting lineup on Jan. 13 and started 15 of 18 games over the next month. Against the Milwaukee Bucks on Feb. 15, he put together his finest game as a pro, with a season-high 19 points and eight assists against zero turnovers. That was one game after he knocked down a career- high four 3-pointers against Memphis. In his last 18 games before the break, Dinwiddie shot 50 percent (18 for 36) from 3-point range. And over the last three games, he had 17 assists to just one turnover. For an extended Spencer Dinwiddie photo gallery, visit brooklynnets.com/ photos 16 | 17 BROOKLYN NETS BASKETBALL 7 INSIDE AND OUT Brook Lopez made history in the Nets’ final game before the All- Star break, becoming the first NBA player to ever record at least six 3-pointers and eight blocks in the same game. The blocks matched a career high for Lopez, but the combo was indicative of his stellar season. At the break he was one of just four NBA players with more than 80 3-pointers and 80 blocks and one of just three averaging at least 20 points, 2.5 assists and 1.6 blocks per game. Lopez, who earlier this season became the franchise’s career leader in blocks, ranked seventh in the NBA with 1.8 blocks per game going into the All- Star break. For an extended Brook Lopez photo gallery, visit brooklynnets.com/photos 73366 WE CAME TO CREATE A VODKA SHOOTS. WE CAME TO STEP UP THE VODKA SCORES. 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